In my completely unbiased opinion, one of the best parts of going to Croatia is getting to buy and drink Jana Water. Wait, that doesn't have anything to do with my name, does it...?!
Jana Water is Croatia's absolute best water; so popular that instead of featuring beer brands on their outdoor sun umbrellas, you'll find Jana emblazoned across the country instead. And so, when we were visiting Croatia for a long weekend, I wanted to make sure that we added a stop at the source of Jana Water and uncovered the secret of where the country's best water comes from.
I visited Croatia for the first time last summer, spending a few days in Dubrovnik in the very southern part of the country, as part of an eastern European train trip. I loved it so much - the iconic Croatian coastal waters and the beautiful old town.
→ Check out my complete guide to visiting Dubrovnik!
This time around, we drove through Slovenia from where I live in Salzburg, Austria, before spending our first night in Croatia in the capital of Zagreb. Spoiler: we didn't love the city.
→ Check out my guide to spending 24 hours in Zagreb!
Then, it was time to discover Jana Water:
